Bangalore: A wing commander affiliated with the Defence Research and Development Organization of Bengaluru (DRDO) identified Shilajeetya Bose on Monday, saying Shilajeetya Bose claimed that the deliveryman attacked him and his identity was not immediately known, near a shopping mall in CV Raman Nagar, Bangalore City, about 6.30 AM.
However, the witness account said the wing commander retaliated against the deliveryman and was “unstoppable” when attacking the deliveryman. In the evening, police have detained delivery personnel involved in the CV Raman Nagar battle, according to complaints from the wing commander.
It is said that the dispute between the wing commander and the food deliveryman was caused by a small collision between the wing commander’s wife and a car driven by a two-wheeler belonging to the food deliveryman. The Wing Commander is a resident of DRDO, CV Raman Nagar, Phase 1.
In a video posted by the man on his social network account, about two-wheelers were accused by the commander of a two-wheeler who intercepted a car driven by his wife’s squadron leader Madhumitha, while the man on the two-wheeler began to throw abuse at his wife and then turned to him. The wing commander accused the man of abuse in Kannada, which he could not understand.
At the same time, he claimed, the man pulled out the key of the vehicle and hit the head, causing blood to seep out, and later the man took a stone and hit him on the head. The wing commander claimed that no passerby came to rescue him.
In the video, the wing commander said he would file a complaint with the police in the jurisdiction and receive treatment for injuries in the hospital.
The wing commander said he was not retaliated against by deliverymen for the attack on him, but witnesses said he heard a woman’s scream and encountered an argument between a wing commander and a delivery boy. According to the Eye Witness, the Wing Commander was in a “aggressive” mood and repeatedly beat the delivery boy.
Witnesses recalled the horrible incident and said: “The delivery boy was beaten by the wing commander at least 30 times.” Witnesses said that they continued to move forward, people gathered in the place to try to calm the wing commander, but he “can’t hand over” and continued to attack the deliveryman.
